Author: Aaron Feuerstein

The crypto crash — which started last Friday and seemed to stabilise or even reverse on Monday — is deepening. Bitcoin currently trades at US$110,534 (AU$170,287), down 8% over the past week and around 11% from its all-time high. Other crypto assets dropped by as much as 90% during the initial crash…

Ethereum (ETH) has just hit a new all-time high, after it surged 10% over the past week and almost 4% over the past 24 hours alone. ETH currently trades at US$4,691 (AU$7,220) eyeing the US$5K (AU$7.69K) mark. It made the ATH at US$4,953 (AU$7,627) just earlier…

US Ethereum (ETH) spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continue to outperform their Bitcoin (BTC) peers. The most recent trading data reveals US$523.9 million (AU$801.95 million) in net inflows on Tuesday. This comes after record inflows of over US$1 billion (AU$1.5 billion) on Monday – a first for the Ether funds…

To say recent crypto price action is boring is quite an understatement. Bitcoin and Co. continue to trade in a narrow band, with the original cryptocurrency holding at US$108k (AU$165k).After a 95% gain over the past year, BTC has largely remained within this corridor, aside from a couple of dips well below the US$100k (AU$150k)

June figures for US jobs came in better than expected, with US non-farm payrolls (NFP) rising by 147,000, a modest uptick, whereas ADP’s report the previous day had pointed in the opposite direction. US unemployment now stands at just 4.1%, and this stronger-than-expected NFP print is crypto-relevant because it immediately reshapes interest-rate expectations…